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South Lake Desor Campground is a back country campsite along the Greenstone Ridge Trail, offering a quiet stop for hikers. It has designated tent sites and a pit toilet, but no shelters or other amenities. Water is available from the lake and must be filtered or treated before drinking. There are no campfires allowed, so you'll need a backpacking stove for cooking. The campground is only accessible by foot, making it a useful overnight stop for those hiking the trail.

Isle Royale National Park, encompassing the rugged expanse of Isle Royale itself, is one of the most remote National Parks in the United States. Isolated in the vast waters of Lake Superior, the island has no roads, no cell service, and limited facilities, making it a true backcountry experience. The park’s Greenstone Ridge Trail stretches across the island’s spine, offering a challenging yet rewarding trek through dense forests, past pristine inland lakes, and over high ridges with sweeping views. Wildlife thrives here, with moose, wolves, and loons among the many species that call the island home. Isle Royale is open to visitors seasonally, from April 17th to October 31st. A $7 per person daily entrance fee is required for those entering or staying within the park per calendar day

Lake Desor is the largest inland lake on Isle Royale, stretching over 2 miles long with a rugged shoreline. Unlike the cold, rocky waters of Lake Superior, Desor’s waters are often warmer and calmer, making it a great place for a refreshing swim after a long hike spruce and fir forest that surrounds it.

A large inland lake with campgrounds on the north and south shores, as spurs from the Minong Ridge Trail and Greenstone Ridge Trail, respectively.

Lake Fanny Hooe

A large inland lake with campgrounds on the north and south shores, as spurs from the Minong Ridge Trail and Greenstone Ridge Trail, respectively.

McCargoe Cove is serviced by Voyageur II on its outbound schedule from Grand Portage, MN: https://www.nps.gov/isro/planyourvisit/voyageur-ii.htm McCargoe Cove Campground has shelters, tent sites, and a boat dock.